All Global Reinsurance articles in GR HYR 2013
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AnalysisIf the winds don’t get you, congress will
Capital appears to be flowing into the US reinsurance sector in various forms, but storms and legal developments taking shape this year might yet stretch resources
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AnalysisVying for a slice of the action
(Re)insurers from mature and emerging markets are pouring capacity into the Middle East
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AnalysisContinent still proves its global credentials
The sovereign debt crisis and a catastrophe-hit 2012 have not dented Europe’s competitiveness in the world market – but it must stay ahead of emerging markets
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AnalysisQ&A: Chris O'Kane, Aspen
Aspen’s chief executive discusses the business’s work in developing countries, its treatment of capital markets and its hopes for renewed growth in the US
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AnalysisRising incomes whet Latin appetite for private cover
The rise of Latin America’s middle-class has been one of the biggest stories from the region and insurers are taking advantage of the phenomenon
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AnalysisSafe harbour or atlantic drift?
Bermuda’s tax position continues to stir up controversy among global financial regulators, but this is more than offset by its thriving reputation as a reinsurance hub
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AnalysisRapid growth lures reinsurers to Asia Pacific
While the region is considered to be underinsured, profits have yet to materialise for foreign investors who have already taken the leap
